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Fact or Fiction
Note: After my 2nd reading, I think this post may become part one of something more. I have finally reached that point in my life where I have come to understand that not everything can be understood. On the surface … Continue reading
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The Amazing Mr. Kite
For those of you who are familiar with what we affectionately call the “high country”, it will be easier to understand the little story I am about to unfold. Somewhere between the not so warm spring days and the cool … Continue reading
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The Essence of Creativity and Imagination
I am currently reading a book entitled “Hard Boiled Wonderland & The End Of The World” by Haruki Murakami. It is a novel that was recommended to me by a co-worker who is younger than I am by 25 years … Continue reading
Getting Out Of Dodge For A Food Tour
Several weeks ago my wife suggested that we go on a little adventure and asked me to check out a food tour taking place in Black Mountain, NC, a little over and hour and a half’s drive from our home … Continue reading
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Alternative To What?
It seems like just about anything can stimulate me to begin thinking about my life and the lives we collectively lead. Just the other day I was given a mix CD entitled “Songs you should know, If you don’t already” … Continue reading
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Tagged Alternative music, crushes, jumping to conclusions
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Back In The Day
According to the urban dictionary, “back in the day” is a reference to a time period previous to the present, usually recalled with a somewhat blissful vision. And if our own history is taken into consideration, I would have to say … Continue reading
The Fine Art Of Getting Older
George Bernard Shaw is quoted as saying that…“youth is wasted on the young”, which seems to mean that the young waste their youth doing things of little value and those who are mature enough to do meaningful things have little … Continue reading
